SG SpVgg Windischeschenbach: A-Youth would like to thank sponsors for new jerseys

SG SpVgg Windischeschenbach: A-Youth would like to thank sponsors for new jerseys

The A-youth of SG SpVgg Windischeschenbach recently took a significant step that strengthens both their sporting identity and the cohesion in the team. The young footballers proudly wore their new jerseys and training shirts during a home game. This new equipment was made possible by generous sponsors who want to support youth work in the region.

Lisa and Georg Forster from the Forster organic bakery in Windischeschenbach, who donated the new jerseys, were particularly recognized. Philipp Menzl from Menzl Physiotherapy also received thanks for sponsoring the new training shirts. This support is of great importance for youth leader Alexander Horn, as it shows how important cooperation with local companies is for the continued existence and quality of youth work.

Victory in a new look

After the ceremonial presentation of the new club uniform, the A-Youth team was all about points: They impressed in the game against FC Amberg 2 and deservedly won 2-1. This victory brings them to third place in the Amberg/Weiden district class, which is a great achievement for the young team. The team members, led by trainers Alexander Benner and Andreas Kische, were combative and motivated.

The combination of new equipment and sporting success contributes to the positive atmosphere in the team and promotes the motivation of the players. At a time when children and young people are learning values ​​such as team spirit and fairness, it makes clear how important a functioning community is, both within sport and in society.

Thanks to this new partnership with local sponsors, the A-youth of SG SpVgg Windischeschenbach not only has a fashionable appearance, but also the potential to celebrate exciting games and further successes in the future. The thanks to the supporters, especially the Forster organic bakery and Menzl physiotherapy, are an expression of an appreciative culture that can often be found in local sporting activities.